State MPs Dennis Hood
(seated) and Robert
Brokenshire (top left)
with Senate Candidates
Thea Hennessey and Bob Day.
About Family First
Many great organisations and political movements (the abolition of slavery,
the civil rights movement, public education, health, aged care
organisations etc), started in a church. Motivated by a sense of concern
for others, people of goodwill established schools, hospitals, welfare
agencies and many other lasting endeavours.
Family First began the same way.
And as you no longer have to be a member of a particular denomination
to be admitted to these hospitals, schools or retirement villages, so it is with
Family First. Family First in 2010 is independent of any church or denomination.
In the above examples the focus is on the best medicine, the best education,
the best aged care. In other words, excellence, integrity and respect.
Family First works on the same principles.
Like so many other Australian institutions, at Family First our Christian
heritage is something we are both proud of and grateful for. Family First
now has four members of parliament – two in South Australia, one in
New South Wales and one in the Federal Parliament. The momentum is building.
Family First is now a genuine alternative.
Bob Day
Senate Candidate
Family First
